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Close to 800 athletes will descend on Wallis and Futuna over the coming days ahead of the start of the Pacific Mini Games. Audio

Former PNG cabinet minister calls for PNG society to address lateral violence. Audio

A representative of Fiji's High Chiefs says the country's new constitution is the last straw in a long list of manifest breaches of indigenous rights which will again be brought up at the United… Audio

A snapshot into what Tauranga looked like in the 1860s has been revealed with the discovery of a cellar during demolition work in the city centre. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands wants to know why the government and the owners of the country's only gold mine are not making any effort to stop illegal extraction. Audio

Former PNG cabinet minister calls for PNG society to address lateral violence. Audio

The Vanuatu Cultural Centre is warning niVanutu not to lease their land. Audio

Tuvalu's recently ousted prime minister hits back at claims his administration was behind the country's Chief Justice being stopped from travelling through Fiji. Audio

The finishing touches are being put to the remote airstrip on Nusatupe island in the Solomon Islands this week. Audio

New Zealand and Australia are called on to show greater commitment to climate change at the the summit of the Pacific Islands Forum in the Marshall Islands. Audio

A private school in the Papua New Guinea capital Port Moresby is stepping up its efforts to stop bullying with a month-long campaign. Audio

Vanuatu landowners want further clarifications about plans for a new airport. Audio

The Fiji People's Democratic Party says the country's new constitution is a step in the right direction, as it sets the groundwork for a democratic election. Audio

A review of the church's current constitution will be the main discussion point at the Methodist Church in Fiji's annual conference this week. Audio

The Freedom Flotilla says threats of force by Indonesian authorities have not hindered its determination to make it to West Papua's shores. Audio

The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce says tougher law enforcement is needed to stop foreigners taking jobs that are reserved for locals. Audio

PNG's capital city forced to ration water usage as the main water supply is at a critically low level in the midst of the dry season. Audio

Former Fiji PM and coupmaker Sitiveni Rabuka describes copuntry's new constitution as workable. Audio

A Solomon Islands politician says women in her country are fed up with not benefitting from any of the money that passes through the hands of her male counterparts. Audio

French Polynesia's pro-independence opposition politician, Oscar Temaru, is defying convention by going to the Pacific Islands Forum meeting despite not being in government. Audio

The value of tuna spiked in the western Pacific last year, in concert with a record number of catches. Audio

Another New Zealand university wants to attract more students from the Pacific. Audio

Far-flung Pitcairn Islanders are about to be surveyed about what made them leave the isolated territory and what would make them return. Audio

A group representing Solomon Islands business women is hoping plans to operate a daily flea market in the capital will soon be approved. Audio

Global interest in Papua New Guinea's gas reserves continues to boom. Audio